Finding the right career Flashcards
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that enables a person to encounter danger or bear pain or adversity with courage.
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Fortitude
2
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He developed a well-known theory and designed several assessments and supporting materials to assist people in making effective career choices.
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John Holland, Ph.D..
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- analytical, intellectual, and observant and enjoy research, mathematical or scientific activities.
- People who fall into this category enjoy using logic and solving highly complex, abstract problems.
- They place a high value on science and learning and perceive themselves as scholarly and having scientific or mathematical ability but lacking leadership and persuasive skills
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Investigative
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- are active and stable and enjoy hands-on or manual activities, such as building, mechanics, machinery operation, and athletics.
- They prefer to work with things rather than ideas and people.
- People who fall into this category generally prefer to “learn by doing” in a practical, task-oriented setting, as opposed to spending extended periods of time in a classroom.
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Realistic
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- are original, intuitive, and imaginative and enjoy creative activities, such as composing or playing music, writing, drawing or painting, and acting in or directing stage productions.
- People who fall into this category prefer flexibility and ambiguity and have an aversion to convention and conformity.
- are generally impulsive and emotional and tend to communicate in a very expressive and open manner.
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Artistic
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- are humanistic, idealistic, responsible, and concerned with the welfare of others.
- They are generally focused on human relationships and
enjoy social activities and solving interpersonal problems. - seek opportunities to work as part of a team, solve problems through discussions and utilize interpersonal skills but may avoid activities that involve systematic use of equipment or machines.
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Social
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- are energetic, ambitious, adventurous, sociable, and self-confident. They enjoy activities that require them to persuade others, such as sales, and seek out leadership roles.
- are invigorated by using their interpersonal, leadership, and persuasive abilities to obtain organizational goals or economic gain but may avoid routine or systematic activities.
- often effective public speakers and are generally sociable but may be viewed as domineering.
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Enterprising
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- are efficient, careful, conforming, organized, and conscientious.
- prefer organized, systematic activities and have an aversion to ambiguity. They are skilled in and often enjoy maintaining and manipulating data, organizing schedules, and operating office equipment.
- they rarely seek leadership or “spotlight” roles, they are thorough, persistent, and reliable in carrying out tasks.
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Conventional
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- are efficient, careful, conforming, organized, and conscientious.
- prefer organized, systematic activities and have an aversion to ambiguity. They are skilled in and often enjoy maintaining and manipulating data, organizing schedules, and operating office equipment.
- they rarely seek leadership or “spotlight” roles, they are thorough, persistent, and reliable in carrying out tasks.
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Conventional